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Thursday, October 12, 1972. Senior Citizens To Have Bazaar h A senior citizen bazaar will \ be held at the Southgate Mall )in Elizabeth City October 26, 27 and 28. Any person 60 years of age or over having handmade items or crafts, is invited to participate. A number of handmade items will be available that will make excellent Christ mas gifts. The sale begins at noon each day. Anyone interested in sell ing is asked to contact Mrs. Gail Driggers of Shiloh, aged coordinator, at 336-4256. The sale is sponsored by the Pro gram on Aging, the Agricul tural Extension Service, the district Senior Citizen Clubs and the Economic Improve ment Council. SHADE COLORS Colored window shades for the bathroom give a light, bright appearance, and can y be easily color-coordinated with the decor. V - : Rep. Walter B. Jones Report From Washington Last week in what I con sider a most unusual action, the House defeated a bill which I felt was certainly in the best interest of the secur ity of this country. It was legislation which would have authorized the President to permit the right of travel by citizens of the United States to, in or through any country or area whose military forces are engaged in armed con flict with the military forces Keep Talking! You could blow every fuse in your house and still be able to use your telephone ... A telephone operates from low voltage direct current supplied by Telephone Company batteries. So, if a blown fuse does leave you ..... - - • - temporarily in the dork, you can at least coll somebody about it! BE A LIVE-WIRE DIAL DIRECT The Norfolk & Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Co. M r - to- M The m»ttMgCT piemed atxnc, fe Mr. Rorcoe Cnne. of Jim Water Homes in Fayeoevile. Nodi Cnrobaa. Unless you Gw in ibis rnimrdinsr area, chances are yon*B news meat Roscoe But, if you own property and would like to tadd on it, Ihme is a man jnat like him dial you should meet..a man thm m explain to you why you can boild now, despite rising costs, for less money ami still haw aD the home you’w always .wanted. This ama, Cm mam me want yon so meet, is ynur local Fun Writer Homes repeeseuMiw. And then, after you’w triked, you’ll find out hoar easily yen can saw hundreds, ewn thousands of dollars an yunrnevhmue. Did ynn know dnl s good portion of the inside of any home can be finished by anuaems...people who me not experts but are jnat handy wist Hois? Hoar many times haw yon panned a ceding ...Ae walla.. .did Ihe whole room? Can yon roe a hammer and roOs-a npuro—a tide wd saw? When Gro Whfter hmUs fa yea, yon can start wist the fame FHI out t*. coupom Wo. W mail It. .. call or I We iffer I ci«Hctc K»e if SECOWD BOME COTTAGES jwwmibhomb ssm kmm FTPff M oUgoAM •» booy^and ELIZABETH CITY,N.C 27909 \~r Hughes BM. $ Main I t»«w*-u_ P. O. Box 572 \ Phone: 335-4252 | ■—— -- . ■ "*" ——■ | ■■■■■■■! " ehli fJ| / 'jj| • v ■ v*. n~i '■ , '*■* CONTRIBUTION TO CHOWAN CANCER CRUSADE Bill Elliott of Elliott Cleaners is pictured above presenting a check to Cancer Crusade Chairman Woody Copeland. The crusade's goal is !?3,500. of the United States under certain conditions. Any vio lation of the act would be an unlawful aet and carry a prison sentence and/or a fine. The critics of the bill contend ed it w'as aimed at Jam- Fonda and Ramsey Clarke and oth ers who had given aid and comfort to North yictnam. In any event, I supported this legislation and it was diffi cult for me to see why any one would oppose it. Not-, withstanding, it was defeated by a vote of 140 to 230. In other House action, a bill to provide 30 per cent federal financing assistance to the states to impose the pro visions of the Meat and Poul try Act was defeated. At the present time it is a 50-50 par ticipation and many stales maintain they eannot finan cially continue the program Without additional financial i assistance. I supported the i3O per cent figure, for if a | state refuses to participate, then it becomes a complete federal takeover of the entire program and as always con sislcnl with m.v conviction that the state administration of any act. is usually the more acceptable and more logical than the federal bu reaucracy. this 80 per cent fi nancing would be necessary in sonic cases. A few weeks ago ihe Presi dent vetoed ihe Railroad Re lirement Act which provided a temporary 20 per cent in crease in payments. So. on Wednesday the House by a record vote of 253 to 20. over rode the Presidential veto. This time was the 15th time that President Nixon litis ve toed Congressional action and the third time that th ■ House has overridden such t veto. The House also considered the Federal Highway Author ization during the week. F.f forts were made to change the formula for distribution and make appropriations for mass transit systems in urban cen ters. Many of us opposed this vigorously, for if would have been a diversion of funds for the purposes which the orig inal act did not provide. The highway funds are held in trust, specifically for building interstate highways and as sisting the states. Obviously, this would have benefited the metropolitan areas at the ex necessities if you want to. ..just the basic shell home, completely finished outside, unfinished inside., .and then finish the rest yourself. Just imagine how much money this would cut from your finished cost...if you did ail of the inside. But, it’s not necessary for you to do this much. Do as much as you want to. Do a link or a lot. It’s np to you. We’ll slop at almost any stage of inside compktion that you tell us to. The paint is, whatever you can do will save you money. Bat. doing some of the work yourself isn’t the only way you’ll save money when Jim Walter builds for yon. A comparison will prow the coat of our homes is low for whatever you buy. OVER 20 £outCQ4trHOMES mmwmr mortgage financing to qualrfind proparty owners THE CHOWAN HERALD pense of the rural and small-1 er states. This amendment I was defeated by a margin of I approximately 5 to 1, There is a great amount of || speculation ns to the adjourn- I ment of this, the 92nd Con-I gross, with the date of Or-1 tober 14 begin considered by II most. On the other hand.l there arc many of us who feel I with as much important leg- II islation pending, that it would I be far better to recess on thal II date and return after the! election to consider in-an un-l hurried manner such bills as I welfare reform, executive re- I organization and certain np- I propriation bills. Fat Is Essential For Dog's Health There's no doubt that dogs! love fat, but is fat good for I dogs? 9 Fat is not only good fori dogs, declares the Gaines Dog 9 Research Center, il is cssen-B tin!. But dogs need just the- 9 right,amount es fat —and thel right kind. Many breeders and owners || automatically supplement the II dogs’ diet with fat without II understanding the role il || plays in canine nutrition. || Fats are important because || they supply the glycerides II and the calories needed feu*ll the proper utilization of pro- II tein and they suppiy the fatty* II at ids so important for healthy H skin and a gleaming eoat.ll Fats also aid absorption and 9 transportation of t c* Rill soluble Vitamins A. D, E and II K. Fat in dog foods is of ani-ll rrial origin. Sikh a.- lard or 9 butterfat. and of veget able II origin, such as corn oil or II soybean oil. While animal I fats have an/attractive aroma ,1 an d high .appetite appeal. I vegetable fats are higher :n -I f.attv acids for a glossy coat I and a disease-n sistant skin. ;| I MEN S SUITS * ■h AA OO “ SM ¥ 44*00 CHARGE m LAY-AWAY V SPORT COATS i 1 nj oo * ' "•OO Men , s 100% Polyester Knit j Fashion Belts Reg. Values to SBS QQ Good Assortment of Styles *«00 SLIGHT IRREGULAR Values to $6.00 I ALL WIDE WIDTHS j Boys’ f MEN’S MEN’S Dress Shirts { JEANS JACKETS 2.44 2.94 !1 8.94 j Long Sleeves; Sizes 10-20 j j Slm 28 . 36 j 1 100% Nylon; S-M-L V Print, and Solid. J l Flare Leg; Blue Denim J L Reg. $11.99 V-_„—„ f V—... . -1. f Boys’ ] ( LADIES’ ” Children’s Denim Jeans SHOES SHOES 3.88 j 3.00 J sll $2 Reg. $5.00 Values to $15.99 ! Only A Few Sizes Lightweight; Flare Leg J L Brok#n Shes J \ Some School Shoes laimiiM.iJr f f STEREO ’"S f Ladies’ S Shoulder Bags 8-Track Tapes : Vinyl Coats 4.88 2: $5 4.88 | GENUINE SUEDE FAMOUS NAMES I Sizes 10-18; Assfd. Colors §' I Reg. $6.00 Reg. $2.99 i Reg. $7.99 J | LADIES’ ] BRAS ] f LADIES’ JEANS Famous Name BLOUSES 5.88 2.88 y 2 Pricej Lo Rise Denim and Corduroy Sizes 32-38 A-B-C | | Solids & Prints; Sizes 10-18 •V Si2es 7,5 J L Volues to $6.00 j L Mos,l V Lon S Sleeves an uiiuiin A—— A- JF jHNMMNMiMIMHMMMMIMMHMMMMIMMfc hi ~ Special! 'j f GIRLS’ f OIRLS’ Crib and Mattress COATS JEANS 34.88 8.88 3.88 White and Walnut Sum 7-14; Red, Blue, Brown 100% COTTON s R C 9* $10.99 Sizes 7-14 Zip Front BMMMMNMrMHHBBBHHMMMWMNMMBMRHB JpMMMMHHHIIMIHMHMMIIMHNMHHHB ' Special! S r Special! Special! Blankets Bedspreads Sofa Pillows 3.88 6.88 88c Reg. $6.00 $lO Value $l3O Value Solid Colors; Slight Irregular. J*in or Double; Slight Irreg* Fitted; Prints A Solids a y n / \ THANK YOU FOR SHOPPING BEUC TYLER - EDENTON A Page 5-C
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